I recently scheduled for the CFI initial checkride with FSDO, and I was told that two FAA inspectors will show up for my checkride. Maybe one is actually conducting the exam, and the other is supervising. I feel kind of stressful to have two examiners on the most difficult checkride, and I also heard both of them will ride on the airplane on that day. It will change the flight characteristics too:( Does anyone have this kind of experience?? or any idea??
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